Celebrating Cultures, Connection, and Confidence: Lafayette’s 2025 Multicultural Night
Last night was one for the books. Lafayette Elementary School’s Multicultural Night brought families together to share, learn, and celebrate the beautiful diversity of our community. And let me tell you—it was incredible. From the moment we walked in, we were surrounded by flags, food, music, and stories from around the world. Families proudly displayed…
No Umbrella, No Excuses
You ever step outside, see the rain pouring down, and think, Maybe I’ll skip today? Yeah… not me. Not today. I walked straight into that storm—no umbrella, no hesitation. Just me, the rain, and the commitment I made to myself. By the time I got back, I was drenched—wet footprints trailing behind me, rain dripping…
What It’s Really Like to Have Medical Students Shadow Your Life with MS
Yesterday, Pat and Milan came over for their monthly check-in. They’re med students in a special program that pairs future doctors with MS patients so they can actually see what it’s like to live with this disease—not just read about it in a textbook. My doctor, who runs the Neuroscience Institute at Hackensack University Medical…
MS Awareness Month: Inspirational Mugs for MS Warriors!
🌟 MS Awareness Month: Inspirational Mugs for MS Warriors! 🌟 MS Warriors, this one’s for you! 🎗☕ As someone living with MS, I know how important it is to start the day with strength, resilience, and a little inspiration. That’s why I designed these mugs—for warriors, by a warrior. Each mug is a reminder that…
MS Can’t Stop Me: How Coloring and Gratitude Became My Therapy
Let’s be real—MS can throw some serious curveballs. One day, you feel fine. The next? Your body has a mind of its own. It’s frustrating, exhausting, and some days, just straight-up overwhelming. But here’s what I know for sure: MS doesn’t get to steal our joy. A while back, I discovered something that changed everything…
